military technology

The namesake of the famous prize believed that more destructive weapons would make war unthinkable. Few people believe that anymore – but we have new delusions to contend with.

A more expensive weapon is not necessarily a more useful weapon; and a more useful weapon is not necessarily the decisive factor in a conflict.

Even categories of military technology that seem novel, like UAVs, are actually refinements of previous forms, rather than a wholly new innovation.

If China has an offset strategy of its own, what’s it about?

The US is still unrivaled in stealth technology. Will China ever be able to catch up?

What are the proper historical analogies to use when analyzing China's military-technological rise in recent decades?

A new article turns conventional wisdom on competitive military modernization on its head.

Why industrial espionage and reverse engineering military technology will yield less and less benefits in the 21st century.

Some of the main uncertainties pertaining to warfare for the next decade.

A new document provides the first primary source evidence of a Chinese hypersonic boost-glide vehicle program.

Will 3D printing transform the geoeconomics of the Indo-Pacific?